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· 10/24/2014

J. Albert Lynch v. Town of Pelham

Citations

  • 167 N.H. 14

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that “an entity that holds the benefit of a covenant in gross can enforce it if it can establish a legitimate interest in enforcement”
  • noting that the deed at issue “did not specify a means of enforcing the restrictive covenants, such as a right of re-entry or reverter”

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Judges: Bassett, Dalianis, Hicks, Conboy, Lynn

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